Fordham University - Maroon Yearbook (New York, NY)

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OREWORD N THE following two hundred and forty-odd pages, the editors of the 1950 Maroon present '+L' lil' 'e . . an over-all picture of the largest graduating class in the 109 year history of Fordham College. We do not make any pretense at having covered our sub- ject completely. To do this would be to publish a weighty tome of interest to no one. Rather, we view this book as an outline that each student can fill in with his own details. In this light, every copy really becomes a separate issue, an individualized story. As the present and future slip into the past, your yearbook will take on added importance. It is a permanent record for your library of memories. Dust it off every few years and when future generations wonder if Pop was always so fat and bald you can show them the ageless proof of your college days.

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